i couldn't wait to call kay robinson. >> i went through a lot of emotions.hought, oh, my god, i'm glad i didn't kill desilva, because it would have been the wrong guy. but, i mean, he could have been his twin. they were identical. >> investigators believe mark eskridge targeted kaye robinson since they lived in the same mobile home park and he probably knew she was a single mother living alone with her son. prosecutors think that eskridge knocked on kaye's door claiming he had car trouble because he wanted to make sure no men were in her home. later that night he broke in and attacked. he told kaye that he lived nearby because he had no intention of letting her live. he attacked her repeatedly with a knife. but kaye robinson's will to survive was too great. >> i still had a life to live. and i wanted my life back. and i was going to take it back a piece at a time. >> eskridge left valuable dna evidence behind. more reliable than any eyewitness. a decade after the crime, mark eskridge went on trial for the sexual assault and attempted murder of kaye robinson.

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. ♪ >> kai bird is here. his new novel is called "the good spy."t looks at the life and death of robert ames, one of the cia's legendary and unusual agents. he was killed tragically in the bombing of the agency in beirut. kai bird said, had he lived, he might have healed the rift between the arab world and the west. i am pleased to have kai bird back at this table. let us start with the obvious. tell me who robert ames was. >> he was a veteran cia officer who rose to become mr. middle east, but started out as a clandestine cia officer in 1960. he was mentor by the legendary cia director richard helms. he specialized in the middle east, became a fabulous arab language speaker, and he was -- the title "the good spy" is apt, because he was actually a very good, decent man, but also very good at his work. >> why was he good at his work? >> human intelligence, it turns out. the art of spy craft is really about human empathy, finding a way to be empathetic with a foreign culture, often in a very dangerous neighborhood. and ames was just fabulous. he woul

kay said that one of the children actually witnessed a man being mangled by the railroads.nd still said that the most traumatic thing has been the detention in the united states. >> okay. so what's -- i mean, i look at this and i think, well, this is a disaster. everyone -- it's become a political football. i also think, okay, if you wave the magic wand and made chris hayes as the head of dhs today, i no freaking idea what i would do. what do you do? you're not running a child welfare organization. what do you do? >> this is what happens when you don't have leadership. this is what happens. it's not a crisis that happens overnight. so you're right. now everybody is like, what do we do? it's like we've been trying to talk about this. report about this for a long time. there's this notion if we just build more detention centers, if we just build bigger walls, just stall and -- >> or increase border security. this is not a border security problem. >> exactly. in fact, chris, the point i wanted to get at in terms of what our whistleblower revealed, is the children talk about be

david kay johnson, thank you for joining us. thank you all for joining us for this special edition, journalism is not a crime. you can continue on the plight of our journalists, aljazeera.com. you can find us >> saturday, retired senator george mitchell. >> not every problem in the world is an american problem. >> shares his unique perspective on the future of america, home and abroad. >> people everywhere have certain things in common that are actually much greater than their differences. >> every saturday, join us for exclusive, revealing and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time. talk to al jazeera, saturday, 5 eastern. only on al jazeera america. ♪ >> the insurgents threatening to take over much of iraq few in number, but relatively rich. also the brand new number 2 in the house could pull the plug on a program that helps small and big american businesses sell their products overseas. plus the small gadget con received of by a surfing that is

david kay johnson, thank you for joining us. thank you all for joining us for this special edition, journalism is not a crime. you can continue on the plight of our journalists, aljazeera.com. you can find us >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >>> welcome to al jazerra america, i al del walters, these are the stories that we are following for you. secretary of state john kerry preparing to meet with nato leaders in brussel, belgium after a stop in the kurdish region of iraq. the campaign to free owl colleagues al jazerra journalist intensifies as egypt's president says he won't interfere with the ruling keeping them behind bars. boko haram being blamed for yet another mass kidnapping in nigeria. ♪ ♪

david kay johnson, thank you for joining us. thank you all for joining us for this special edition, journalism is not a crime. you can continue on the plight of our journalists, aljazeera.com. you can find us on twitter @ajconsiderthis. we'll see you next time. >> hello everybody and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm david shuster in new york. john siegenthaler has the night off. it is 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8 p.m. out west. you are watching the only national live newscast at this hour. >>> just ahead. international outrage at egypt sentences three al jazeera journalists to prison. tonight the facts and the fallout on our special report, war on truth. >>> the secret government memo rg

i'm glad to have kai bird back at this table.elcome. >> thank you charlie. >> rose: tell me the obvious, tell me who robert aims was. >> he was a veteran c.i.a. officer who rose to become mr. middle east, a briefer of ronald reagan but he started out as a clandestine c.i.a. officer in 1960, mentor by the legendary cia director richard hems. he specialized in the middle east, became a fabulous arabic language speaker. and he was, the title the good spy is apt because he was actually a very good decent man but he was also very good at his work. >> rose: why was he good at his work? >> human intelligence, it turns out, the art of spy craft is really about human empathy. finding a way to be empathetic with a foreign culture often in a very dangerous neighborhood. and aims was just fabulous at this. he could sit down and smoker a hookah pipe with star keepers and he could sit down as one of my sources said sometimes in this business, you have to sup with the devil. but you use a very long spoon. well aims supped with the devil often.

kay hagen is in a dead heat with tom tillis. >> prior to the affordable care act women with insurance or without insurance that had high copays had to pay a lot out of pocket, high up front cost for the most effective costs. >> have you had trouble paying for the birth control when you wanted it? >> i can't afford birth control. it's too expensive. >> i had to go to planned parenthood. i had no other recourse but to get low cost birth control through planned parenthood. >> i went to the pharmacy and i was expecting to pay $30, but it was free. >> now because of the affordable care act, she can have access to birth control. >> people say it's only $20 or $25. when you are living month to month, it makes a big difference if you don't have to pay that $25, $40, $50 copay. >> i have seen them be able to access the best forms of more women using long acting reversible methods which are cost saving, but have a high cost up front. >> is that a thing about the cost savings women will experience some. >> preventive treatment makes a diff

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i'd like now to turn the presentation over to kay [speaker not understood] who is briefly address then points in our appeal response. >> thank you, noni. president chiu, members of the board, i'm [speaker not understood] of the planning department. to continue, the department found that the proposed project would not result in any significant effects on the environment that could not be mitigated. thus, a mitigated negative declaration was appropriately prepared. it further includes the merger of existing, two existing lots on the subject site. demolition of two existing one story, approximately 15 foot tall buildings currently used for storage. and construction of a five-story 55-foot tall, approximately 18,700 square foot mixed use building containing 15 dwelling units and approximately 2,900 square feet of ground floor commercial use. the department's responses to the concerns raised by the appellant can be grouped into two primary points as outlined in the appeal response. to summarize the points, i will address despite [speaker not understood], the fmmd adequately recognized the

kay hagan's opponent. then get your response. >> tom tillis has a proven record fighting obama care. >> tillis stopped obama's medicaid expansion cold. it's not happening in north carolina. and it's because of tom tillis. he led the conservative revolution in raleigh. >> howard dean, tom tillis is running against the mayor and his constituents. >> i've don't think tom tillis understands what a conservative is. conservative is not somebody who doesn't care what their constituents think. not somebody who throws their own people, paying his salary over the wall for political purposes. some body who really cares. maybe they want smaller government. nothing wrong with that. a debate. maybe they want lower taxes. let's have that debate. don't sacrifice your people. because you want to get ahead. the kind of politician, tom till space is. that's why kay hagan will win re-election. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> coming up. president obama and the politicizing of the bowe bergdahl release. and democa

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. >> owe kay. okay, very good. okay, all right. okay, we can stop, yeah, yeah.> thanks, q, great job. >> green around the gills there. >> that is cool. >> all right, still ahead on this program, it is not enclose to 10:00 o'clock, the top five best michael jackson songs, you have been weighing in, we will compare your list to rolling stone magazine's list, what do you think is number one on kind of the professional list? at td banks counting jen fred's change out of her tupperware bucket. who won the the contest. who got closest to the amount of change in that bucket. >> only caitlin knows for sure. >> by the way, caitlin. >> yes. >> take your time, you know, it is just a tv show. >> she's doing it the the right way. >> that is good. >> yes. >>> hold on, people are still guessing how much money is here. >> we have the whole gamut from $50 to 300. >> yes, dorothy says $56. >> kimbo slicey wish i had that name. >> yes. >> okay. william jackson say hey there caitlin is looking good. >> hey, yeah, all right. >> yes. $256, $230. you have responded to this guessing ga

. >> andrew kay hanging out with this potential roommate. >> you interviewing to live here as well. >rather not. >> that's an actual studio audience for the show. >> this situation were to occur, the mets game is on, big rivalry. you want to watch millionaire match maker. >> you guys can do what you want to do. >> do you do drugs? >> no. >> can you agree to do a urine test? >> i can't believe these guys would do this. >> you want to check out this entire series. let's head to that the running late show channel. >> that's going to do it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time, everybody. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. the best videos from the web are on the way "right this minute." >> revving it through a red light was bone head move number one, and bone head move number two did it in front of this cop. see why it's bone head move number 3 that really

and remembering casey case kay sem tonight. this is the fox report. i'm harris faulkner. we begin tonight with our top story that is breaking this hour with what could be a tipping point in iraq. we are getting new reports now, yet another town has fallen into the hands of brutal terrorist fighters and may sound familiar to you. tal afar. that battle went on for 2000 days -- two two days. iraq's mill has launched a counteroffensive with air strikes as they try to stop the group of sunni islamic militants, isis. it controls a large swath of territory, spanning from eastern syria all the way to baghdad. some brutal images are now emerging from that area. some of those images are graphic. terrorist fighters are lining up personnel and executing them. fueling all of this, sectarian tensions of generations. there's military checkpoints throughout the city there and the u.s. state department is announcing security is being stepped up and some staff are being moved out of our u.s. embassy there in baghdad to other cities in the country and maybing -- maybe -- neighboring jordan.

washington, irom am katty kay. they said they will do it again. stormn elegance pakistan's busiest airport disguised as security forces. more than 30 people were killed. striking metro workers take to the streets of sÃo paulo. love proves just a bit too much for a famous bridge in paris but good luck stopping tourists from leaving those locks behind. welcome to our viewers on public television here in america and around the globe. tonight the pakistani taliban and is threatening more attacks than 1 -- like the one they claim to have carried out in the busiest airport in karachi. 30 people died when taliban militants who disguised themselves as security forces stormed the building. the battle lasted for five hours. when it was over 10 of the militants were among the dead. turned into a virtual war zone. biggest airport. a gun battle that lasted all troopsntil government took control around on. -- dawn. upurning cargo building lit the sky. in what isght normally the biggest airport hub. how arm they were was clear from their weapons. also food and w

a short while ago i spoke to katty kay who interviewed chuck hagelle.she was convinced by hagel's explanation the u.s. had to act immediately. >> i pushed him on that issue david. the administration has come in for criticism by congress asking that question, why didn't you give us 30 days to respond to this? why did you have to get this out immediately? secretary hagel's response was they had information his health and life for in peril. i asked if that was imminent per peril. he said we felt wed had to get him out. we couldn't risk the leak of the 30 day process with congress. he didn't say specifically we thought he had 48 hours and had to move immediately. it was interesting he use had the time frame. >> how aware do you think the administration was about bowe bergdahl and the rumors, speculation about what he was doing when he got picked up. was he desserted or not? >> they say they're having an investigation into that. they'll talk to him about that. there will be now -- it's official there will be a report on that. i think they have been taken by

we didn't want to take chances here. >> defense secretary speaking to katty kay. let's go to jonathan marcus. how much pressure is building on the administration over this deal? >> there's pressure to put out in the public domain why they took this position now, what potential risks are, and the great unknowns in this. the exact circumstances about sergeant bergdahl 's disappearance in the first place. they're promising a full inquiry into circumstances, making a clear distinction between the one hand getting him back and then investigating what actually happened. clearly in terms of that investigation, not having had the man himself there to question. it has always been a difficult problem. >> it would be doubly embarrassing if this ended up in a court marshal with this soldier charged with desertion. >> that would be embarrassing. clearly he has been in captivity a good length of time. it may be decided that's punishment enough. we don't know if there are medical, psychological issues involved. clearly the concerns on capitol hill are in part about their preroga

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the iraqis refused to allow us to kay?q. >> there are argues how a hard president obama pushed. >> and freidman called maliki a "jerk" but i am worried. mike rogers is right, the training of foreign fighters in syria and iraq is really one problem and is a threat to us. they have clean passports and the fact that american suicide bomb certificate in syria and is now part of the video campaign. we need a better strategy than we do right now across the region. >> julies how long does the review go on in this isn't about protecting iraq but protecting the united states. the argument is, it doesn't matter what happens to baghdad, you cannot allow this state, this terrorists stated in the anything east. it is much worse than the al-qaeda and afghanistan. >> whatever the president does will not be framed as united states effort to try to help the iraqis it will be framed as an effort to try to protect american interests both in the region and eventally the homeland because they say the group could strengthen and attack the homel

. >> kay, thank you. could you call items 1 and 2 for the time regularly scheduled meeting today? >> item 1 is proposed annual budget and appropriation ordinance appropriating all estimated receipts and all estimated expenditures for selected departments of the city and county of san francisco as of june 2, 2014, for the fiscal years ending june 30, 2015, and june 30, 2016. item number 2, proposed annual salary ordinance enumerating positions in the annual budget and appropriation ordinance for the fiscal years ending june 30, 2015, and june 30, 2016, continuing, creating, or establishing these positions; enumerating and including therein all positions created by charter or state law for which compensations are paid from city and county funds and appropriated in the annual appropriation ordinance; authorizing appointments or continuation of appointments thereto; specifying and fixing the compensations and work schedules thereof; and authorizing appointments to temporary positions and fixing compensations therefore. ~ establishing this division. >> okay, thanks. welcome everyone ba

>> at the end of the kay, i am personally in the business of making quality movies.'t want my films to be categorized as a black movie, because they're for everybody. the only way for our movies to start getting international appeal is for us as people and actors and talent to push for the same exposure that the other films get. that's what i'm doing. >> we have an incredible cast. everybody wanted to win. we wanted this film to be better than the first one. and i can't wait for you to see what me and regina get into as we t to get married in vegas. >> are you in the adjoining suite? >> once the door is closed, you can barely hear a thing. >> i'm a writer of the original movie "comeback dad." it's a beautiful tale of father/daughter forgiveness. >> you'll never believe who i saw yesterday. >> who? >> my father. >> what? >> yes. my father. >> i'm an alcoholic. i lost my wife. my best friend. and my daughter wishes that i was dead. >> it's a very emotional riveting story, uplifting story. it's a very positive story. it's a tale of a father and daughter trying to mend t

kay semiwas the voice of american top 40 and those famous long-distance dedications for decades.. >> did you say monster? >> who, thanks to kay semi's refusal to voice shaggy for a burger king commercial and his subsequent activism, was also the first cartoon character to be a vegetarian. he also voiced robin from super friends and cliff jumper from the transformers in case you're a classic cartoon fan. he was also probably the most famous arab-american celebrity of his time. he was lebanese american born in detroit in 1932. after word of his passing broke, a comedian tweeted "sad to hear the passing of casey kasem. te he called me a few years ago. he was a role model." >> keep your feet on the ground but keep reaching for the stars. >> meanwhile, over the weekend, a nefarious campaign to end father's day took over twitter sparking a furious response online and on the air accusing diabolical feminists of undermining men. >> what started out as a joke with the #endfathersday is picking up steam with feminists online. >> tweets like end fathers day because it's ooh a celebration of

i'm katty kay. it is time to fight the sunni militants.'s top shia cleric issues call to arms, while president obama has his own message for baghdad. >> this should be a wake-up call. leaders have to demonstrate a willingness to make hard decisions and compromises on behalf of the iraqi people, to join the country together. >> in afghanistan, they are getting ready to vote in a runoff election, and donkeys are playing a key role in democracy. brazil may be where the world cup action is happening, but china is not missing a chance to cash in on football fever. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the most senior shia muslim cleric in iraq has called on his countrymen to take up arms against the extremist sunni group which is now closing in on baghdad. the white house is weighing how to respond. defense correspondent starts our coverage. >> a ruthless advance toward baghdad. them takinges show control of what was the u.s. military headquarters in secret -- in tikrit. these sunni extremists are showing

." >> reporting from washington, i'm katty kay. world is banned from the cup providing an opponent and the u.s. advances to the next round. it has been quite a day in brazil. iraq's prime minister says he welcomes the syrian airstrike targeting isis forces on the border with his country. what could dance teach us about combat? a new production makes that connection. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. everyone was hoping for an exciting world cup and today did not disappoint, but perhaps not for the reasons you would have predicted. banned luis suarez for four months providing an opponent earlier this week. then the u.s. lost to germany but still advanced to the next round of the tournament. more on that match in just a moment. first this report on the penalty handed down to suarez. >> suarez let the training as normal this morning, but tonight his world cup is over, his career in the balance. images, his bike the italianulder of this week, the third such incident in a highly controvers

you know, a iraqi kay cross borders is not in their interests, but old habits die hard. we'll have to see if they can take what i think would be a more prom itsing path over the next several days. all right? thank you very much. everybody. >>> president obama and the white house briefing, making it clear he will not send united states combat troops. what he calls ilil. he is prepared in his taking already to fight that group. including securing the embassy, increasing intelligence and surveillance and is prepared to send 300 military advisers to train iraqi forces and in the future take targeted military action if necessary. martha raddatz in baghdad. martha increasing the pressure on iraqi prime minister al maliki. saying he has to be more inclusive. and the fate of iraq hangs in the balance. >> as you know, george, the iraqi government has neen at all inclusive. it's why it's been so easy for these isis militants to storm through these towns. the people in those town, the sunnis, actually trust the isis, more than she rusted the maliki government. maliki now knows that

. >>> a good-looking kay over the bay area on this -- day over the bay area on this final day of spring. temperatures off in some areas. we have the golden gate bridge there in the distance. woke up with low clouds along the coast this morning but those have cleared. high clouds also streaming through at times. we've cleared out pretty good at the moment. we had some earlier this morning, perhaps you saw those as you got out the door early on. for the moment, we're mostly clear. high clouds will be back pass a second batch rolls through. it will be through the evening hours. a ridge of high pressure you can see off the southern california coastline bringing us the clouds at the moment. a trough to the north of us going to be the bigger impact for tomorrow. so temperatures today, a few degrees warmer, especially over the north bay. but for tomorrow, that trough is actually gonna bring our temperatures down for the first day of summer. the winds are on shore in areas like fairfield. 8 miles an hour, concord, 13 miles an hour and picking up a gust to 21. little breezy seeing over parts of

thank you, kay henderson. >>> turning to california, let me bring in sema meta. thank you for your time. >> thank you for having me on. >> let's start with this. we'll have tim donnelly on later in the show but let's talk about why does the republican establishment so not want mr. donnelly as their nominee? >> tim donnelly first came into the public eye as a leader of the minuteman border patrol. he made a number of incendiary statements about illegal immigrants. he compared illegal immigration to a war. every couple of weeks we've had controversial statements where he said controversial things about -- he compared president obama's gun policy to that of adolf hitler's. he also remains on probation and holds events at shooting ranges. she compared his rival saying he was trying to bring -- he tried to connect him to sharia law. he's a hindu of indian descent. a number of members of the establishment worry that he could a a drag if he's at the top of the ticket. >> how much of this really matter in the actual governor's race? jerry brown, who seems like he has bee

. >> former republican senator kay bailey hutchison of texas joins me now. senator hutchison, good morning to you. happy monday. >> i got to ask you this, this state republican platform, in your state of texas there, besides the two that i pointed out in immigration and this gay repairtive harp, it calls for repeeling the voting rights act, supports an open carry of firearms, supports the repeal of the minimum wage, backs a u.s. from the muggies united nations, prohibits the sale of the morning after pill, demands the repeal of the affordable care act known as obama care. is this the republican party you were a leader of back in the 1990s? >> well, for sure the platform is very conservative, and i think from the straw poll that you answered earlier, ted cruz won it handily. i think the party is very, very conservative. i will say that now we have more of the wing of the party in governance, and i think we need to give them a chance to govern and to see that we stay on the right path. i think texas is a model for business in america. we don't have a state inc

kay johnson, a top performer who often packed more than 1,800 items a day, left the company after seven years, and won a worker's compensation claim against it. >> my knees, my back, my hands, they're never going to be the same anymore. >> reporter: but others had a good experience. >> i love the job. >> reporter: doc was a manager in pennsylvania. he said the demand on workers is all in service to the customers. >> if it slows down in tic, it slows down tac, which slows down everything going out the door. >> reporter: warehouse work anywhere can be grueling. but protests, lawsuits and investigative reports raised questions about how hard amazon pushes its employees. >> i quit buying items from amazon. i have yet to buy anything to this day. i know how hard and strenuous it is on your body to actually be able to get a package to you. >> reporter: we asked amazon about conditions at the fulfillment centers. company officials wouldn't speak to us on camera, but in a statement pointed to amazon's strong safety records. >> they're doing work that robots can't do. i think if they could, amaz

he would own low kay they rerouted electricity and no customers lost power. as the investigation continues, pg&e says there's a lot of work to be done to prevent another attack. >> we're spending more than $100 million to improve security at these facilities. although we've always taken this security seriously, this event caused a paradigm shift in our thinking and the industry's thinking. this is a nationwide issue as well as an issue for pg&e. >> reporter: pg&e would not say how many substations need better security. security improvements at the metcalf substation are still in the engineering and permitting phase with construction beginning sometime this year. they deflected any questions regarding the investigation to the fbi. the public meeting is scheduledwell into the afternoon -- scheduled well into the afternoon. tom vacar will have more tonight on the evening newscast. back to you. >> thank you. >>> oakland police are investigating the deadly shooting of a woman in east oakland this morning. it happened just before 4:30 at 1200th avenue and internati